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Hello, I am really out of my elements here.
I have M14X R2 latop that runs intel and nvidia GT650M, and I am installing arch linux through Archinstall, I choosed "open-source nouveau" during the selection and the installation proceeds without error and I rebooted to a black screen
Noted: no grub selection either, simple alienware logo and then "checking media [fail]" and blinking black light.
I can boot to tty fine, so Arch is installed perfectly, I type "startx" and its stuck on "waiting for X server to begin accepting con."
I read a bit in wiki and I am completely out of my elements, I cant even begin understand how to debug here.
I read about editing xandr, editing grub, kernel, mkcontip (spelling mistake), creating exec file to remove/blacklist nvidia(?)
I think the issue is the "open-source nouveau", how do I go about fixing it?
Last edited by StinkFish (2023-08-28 05:06:38)
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I am installing arch linux through Archinstall
What's very much the cause of
I am really out of my elements
The archinstall script is (was?) officially not meant to be used by end users to install archlinux.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Archinstall - see the warning.
no grub selection … I can boot to tty
How do we square that?
Please post your complete system journal for the boot:
sudo journalctl -b | curl -F 'file=@-' 0x0.stI type "startx" and…
and please also your xinitrc.
I think the issue is the "open-source nouveau", how do I go about fixing it?
Install the nvidia drivers? But post the journal first, an optimus system should™ by default run on the IGP and ignore the GPU until it's explicitly invoked.
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Nvidia optimus generally sucks on Linux. From my experience, try to use proprietary nvidia drivers as they tend to run better than nouveau.
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you will also need to use the 470 driver from the AUR since you have a kepler card.
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